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page editors Sue plan a headline and photographer the school paper. ond page editors, school newspaper. Outlook receives ll Americana' rating To get the news to the reader and to get it to him in the most exciting and concise manner possi- ble is the goal of the Outlook staff. Meeting in room 127, they spend hours writing and rewriting leads, captions, and headlines. Each year Mrs. McCoy chooses a staff from her journalism classes to compose and edit the next se- mester's newspaper. This group of individuals com- bine their efforts so well that for several years our newspaper has ranked among the very top in the state. ' T ,VVL ML, H ,AQ Second semester third page editors Stephanie Pigg and Diane Vetter plan a page while Chris Prashak gives suggestions. Second semester members Jim Cornelius, Nancy Powell, Kathleen Redmond, Bill Curry, Andrea Jeffries, and Linda First page editors Steve McElduff, Natalie Rothstein, and Bonnie Howard check with photographer, Wally McClanahan. Correspondent Roger Wright gives suggestions to Editor Ron Zach while Editor Andy Thomas gets ideas from past issues. Stine receive the Outlooks which are to be distributed to all the rooms for students to read from Cathy Hochenauer. 1 ff f
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LK 1519 larilyn Bottorff and Mar- Vista a sample yearbook which they helped compile during a journalism workshop ses- sion at Missouri University in the summer. Betty Coyle and Marcia Watson learn from Marilyn Bottorff the proper method of preparing pictures for printing. Copy cutlines gutters bleeding cropping and Hopping are terms learned and used by the group of Juniors and Seniors who compile the Wakitan each year. Seventh period finds Room 136 alive With activity as Mr. Dowell and Miss McCoun as- sist the workers in solving any problems they may have in producing Central s yearbook. Those students who attend workshop during the summer vacation bring back helpful sugges- tions in preparing a Wakitan which Will hope- fully obtain a high rating in the yearbook judging. Seniors Sandra Brown DianeiStadler Nancy Kidd Linda 'fus- tice and Lynda Whitaker work together for accuracy. ' w l members aim high to meet previously set standards if
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